Millennium trilogy
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Girl Who Played with Fire
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
The 4th book
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Boxed set edition of the Millennium Trilogy, the first volume of which, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, has been adapted as a major Hollywood film starring Daniel Craig to be released on the 26th December.
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Just finished reading The Girl Who Played With Fire, was a very good story, and looking forward to reading The Girl Who Kicked the Horner's Nest
- Diane Knecht, USA, 28 December 2010
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an extra special thanks to the brilliance of both larsson and the translators to english. the characters and plots come across with simple clatrity while the turmoil within the characters themselves roils just beneath the surface ready to explode in either sexuality or moral indignation. steig manages to bring all the brooding mind-fuck of the bergmann era to reflect in the wonderfully simple cases he unfolds with the most complicated human resources. i hope the filmmakers do not end up giving us a "holmesian" re-hash of the pot-boiler detective series or invent any "watsons" as sidekicks. good luck to them though i don't envy them the job any more than that of the translators who by the way get far too few plaudits for their efforts and should be recognized by publishers with an award or their own from the industry.
- gert a. rutters design_gar@shaw.ca, 27 December 2010
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i love larsen's writing.
he is fresh and handles words like a true craftsman.
he has great descriptive power and precision.
i recommend him to all readers for insight and excitement.
i am on his third and last book - all are great reads.
- bill, 24 December 2010
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Does -gatan mean anything in Swedish? Some of the locations written in the novels are Gotgatan, Lundagatan, St. Paulsgatan...
- joanna, manila, 23 December 2010
gatan means street :)
- Elina, 25 December 2010
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What about Ewan McGregor as Blomkvist in the Hollywood remake? If you haven't seen The Ghost Writer check it out.
McGregor = Blomkvist
- Ric K., 21 December 2010
David Craig is playing Blomkvist in the US remake.
- joanna, manila, 23 December 2010
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The untimely death of Stieg Larsson is another Tragedy of Literature, much like the death of Margaret Mitchell. The reader is left to wonder what Might have been.
The novel that Mitchell was on her way to her publishers to discuss when she was hit by a car has never been published. It was her wish that nothing that had not been finished by her be made public.
I certainly hope that his Partner finishes the fourth book and, even though we won't get all 10 in the series, we won't be deprived of as many as possible.
RIP Stieg Larsson, but I hope Lisbeth lives on for awhile. One more time.
- mojaverose, 20 December 2010
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The best books I have read this year, fantastics, something new ,well written,Salander is an abused girl but too much smart to break her [ love you Noomi ]. If Holywood is allow to remake the film they will destroy the principles of Larsson and the spirit of Lisbeth.
- Dr Machado Sarda, 20 December 2010
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I am at p[resent reading The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and I think its great. I have been reading mystery novels for the last 50 years and always enjoy new ones.. I asked my wife for the Girl Who Played With Fire for s stocking stuffer, Hope Santa is good to me.
Best wishes to all who read this ,and have a great 2011
- LOwell John Edgett. Tappen, B.C., 18 December 2010
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I have just finished reading the second book and hooked for the third after the abrupt ending.....god knows what is going to happen next!
I reckon that Blomkvist may have been Stieg's alter ego and I don't blame him as I think that Blomkvist and Salander are great characters.
Thank you for sharing your stories!
- Asher, 17 December 2010
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ALEX by Pierre Lemaitre
‘It enthrals at every stage of its unpredictability. Grippingly original’
- The Times.
I just love his books; wish he'd lived longer to write all ten.
- Judy Coolidge-Fill, 28 December 2010